Server Fetch Proxy
The viewer fetches third-party sitemap URLs on the server first, which avoids browser CORS issues and keeps timeout, validation, and response-size limits in one place.
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Fetch a sitemap URL through the server, inspect prettified XML, and switch to a structured list view for sitemap entries.
Enter a sitemap URL to inspect the formatted XML and a structured list of detected sitemap entries.
The viewer fetches third-party sitemap URLs on the server first, which avoids browser CORS issues and keeps timeout, validation, and response-size limits in one place.
The same XML result is parsed into a list so you can scan `loc`, `lastmod`, `changefreq`, and `priority` fields without reading raw markup.
The first release supports both `urlset` and `sitemapindex`, which covers the most common XML sitemap formats used by public sites.
No. The URL is sent to this site's server first, then the server fetches the sitemap and returns normalized results for viewing.
This version supports standard `urlset` and `sitemapindex` XML sitemaps. Unsupported XML roots are reported explicitly.
Yes. You can switch between a formatted XML view and a structured list view without submitting the URL again.